Monthly Archives: February 2020

By Emmariah Holcomb This year’s Auto Glass Week broke the mold when compared to previous years. Its attendance in San Antonio was at a record high throughout the conference, and new competitions, demonstrations and seminars aided in the overall success. … Continue reading →

How Glass Fits in Cars of the Future By Katie Brown Ever wondered what cars will look like 50 years from now? Michael Robinson, an American car designer based in Italy, recently spoke about the limitless future of auto glass … Continue reading →

A AEGIS Tools International Inc. 2881 Commerce Park Dr., Ste. M Fitchburg, WI 53719 608/274-9254 (P) 608/274-9395 (F) www.aegistools.com See our ad on page 23. AGC Automotive Americas 800 Cross Pointe Rd., Suite I Gahanna, OH 43230 614/322-4580 (P) 614/575-2047 … Continue reading →

Here Comes Clairus By Tara Taffera Uniban Canada and P.H. Vitres D’autos Inc. have their sights set on entering the U.S. auto glass repair and replacement market as a part of their expansion strategy. The Canadian companies have forged a … Continue reading →

How individual glass shops turn their strategies into greater pride and profits By Drew Vass, Contributing Editor Over the past couple of decades, the auto glass repair and replacement industries have stolen two words from Websters—“network” and “independents”—making them industry … Continue reading →

Annual Guide to New Products and Services Are you looking to improve your service efficiency with the latest tools and services? Check  out AGRR™ magazine’s Ninth Annual Guide to New Products and Services for many of the latest industry offerings. … Continue reading →

2016 Nissan Sentra Four-Door Sedan By Jeff Olive 1, 2 & 3 This Nissan Sentra was the victim of a break-in. (Photo 1) The right front door glass was shattered and items were stolen while the owner was at the … Continue reading →

Build A New Revenue Stream with Mirrors By Bill Castleberry Your customer likely doesn’t know you can repair/replace their sideview mirror. They know your store, know your logo, but more often than not, they go to a dealership to fix … Continue reading →

Learning about Legislation By Troy Mason New legislation that could affect the windshield repair industry is popping up constantly around the country. It is nearly impossible to keep up with it all as it swirls around the 50 states’ capitol … Continue reading →

Technical News Accident Raises Questions Regarding Repair Techniques What was supposed to be an everyday windshield-repair job instead made headlines recently when the car being repaired caught fire—along with the car next to it. Firefighters in Redding, Calif., were dispatched … Continue reading →